Gresham outlook., April 26, 1921, Image 1

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VOL. 11, NO. 17
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAY,
APRIL 26,
NEW SWITCH BOARD
INSTALLED THIS WEEK
PICKLE FACTORY
TO LOCATE HERE
1921
GRADUATE THIS YEAR
The new sw itch board h as arriv ed
and is being in stalled in th e office of
the M ultnom ah & C lackam as M utual
T elephone com pany. T he board is
in place an d th e lines a re being cut
over onto th e new board. T he tra n s ­
fe r w ill be com plete th is week.
A te m p o rary directo ry is being
published in th e O utlook office th is
week giving th e changes in th e tele­
p hone n u m b e r.
T he
residence
phones have n o t been changed ex­
cept in a com paratively sm all n u m ­
b er of cases b ut m ost of th e G resh­
am business houses h av e new n u m ­
bers. T he new directo ries will be
m ailed as soon as th e change in
nu m b er becomes effective an d every­
one will have am ple o p p o rtu n ity to
fam iliarize them selves w ith th e new
business num ber.
D uring th e next two m onths it is
planned to reduce m any of th e party
lines and changes io n u m b ers will
be m ade g rad u ally .
Union H igh school will g ra d u a te
th e la rg e st class in th e history of th e
school in June. In fact it lacks but
one of being tw ice as larg e as any
fo rm er g ra d u a tin g class. T he 1919
class had 28 g rad u ates.
T here are 33 g irls and 2 2 boys In
th e class, practically al of whom be­
gan th e ir freshm an y ear in th is
school.
T h e m em bers of th e class a re as
follow s:
E d ith B aker, G ertru d e Borden,
F lorence B ram hall, K ath e rin e B rat-
zel, E d y th e B utler. V irginia C urrin,
Mary D aniels, Minnie Danielson, R u th
E llio tt, R oba Em bry, M arlon H ag-
berg, G ladys H arm on, Vivian Hevel,
E dith H iatt, Em m a H oecker, B eatrice
Jack so n , Em m a Johnson, M yra Jo h n ­
son, M arjo rie K endall, F lorence
L ekberg, Mabel L undquist, Genevieve
M cAlister, Mary McGinnis, L aV erne
M aulding, M aude M etzger, May 1.
Nelson.
M ildred
P ullen,
Adele
Schenk, E lizabeth Schw edler, Hazel
Stanley, Josep h in e Tow nsend, H elen
W ostell, A nnie Hoover, W ilb u r A lt­
m an, C larence Aim, W illiam Booth,
M aurice B otkin, C harles Brow n, Mel­
vin B rugger, H arry C arlson. George
W. C lark, A rth u r G ran, F ra n k G reen-
m an, David Jo h n sto n , Lyle Mason,
E dw ard N oreen, R euben P eterso n ,
Melvin P eterson, W a lte r Sweek,
B urton W alrad, C harles W illiam s,
Lyle W inters, H arry W ostell, Ellie
W rig h t, T ravis Taylor.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
R. E. CANNON TO
HEAD UNION HIGH
A new Industry Is in prospect for
F rid ay , May <1.
Roy E. C annon, su p e rin ten d e n t of
A thletic Field, May Day exercises, u n d er direction of Miss Inglis, assisted
G resham and prelim inary plans are
by Miss H olm an.
th
e
Benton county schools was elect­
already u n d er way.
W ednesday A ftern oon . May IH
ed
principal
of Union H igh No. 2 ,.t
An .incorporation is being form ed
High School A uditorium , A nnual D eclam ation C ontest, u n d er direction
a
m
eeting
of
th e d irectors F riday
Miss W yeth.
called th e Oregon P ickle & C anning
evening
Friday E ven in g. May 20.
com pany, w ith R. W. Stafford, J. L
Mr. Canuou comes here with th e
Masonic H all, Ju n io r Class Play, “ Green S tockings,” u n d er direction
Stafford, R. A sakaw a and F. T an ak a
highest recom m endations of educa­
May
Louise
W
ilson,
assisted
by
Miss
Morrison.
as incorporators. T he cap ital stock
to rs of th e sta te . He has had 18
F riday M orning, May 27.
is placed a t $35,000, a t $100 per
years experience in school work and
L ast assem bly of th e school year, farew ells and program by Seniors
share. T he articles of incorporation
Is said to have been exceptionally
and Ju n io rs.
s ta te th a t the- factory and principal
successful. His first w ork was in the
F rid a y A ftern oon , May 27.
place of business w ill be a t G resh
ru ra l schools of Indiana. In 1909
A nnual trip to Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College by A g ricu ltu ral stu d en ts,
am , Oregon.
he cam e to Oregon w here he ta u g h t
u
n
d
er
d
irection
of
Mr.
A
verill.
R. W. Stafford and J. L. Stafford
fo u r years In th e high schools of tn e
a re pickle and cannery men of wide
Sunday A ftern oon , May 20.
sta te and w here fo r the past eight
experience. R. W. Stafford sta rte d
“ B accalau reate Serm on,” by D r, W. W. Y oungson, of P o rtlan d .
years he has served as su p e rin ten ­
in th e pickle business in Chicago in
M onday, May 80.
d en t of B enton county schools.
1869 and fo r over 4 0 years bougnt
H oliday, D ecoration Pay.
As one ed u cato r rem ark ed , “ Hi^
cucum bers, onions, cauliflow er and
T uesday, May 31.
experience Is from th e ground u p."
all th a t goes into th e m a n u fa ctu re of
Sem ester exam inations begin.
He Is th o ro u g h ly fam iliar w ith
sw eet and so u r pickles, chow chow,
high school su b jects and is said to ne
T uesday E ven in g. May 31
etc. H e got his raw m a teria l from a
especially successful In w orking w ith
G ym nasium — Ju n io r-S en io r banquet.
■ w ide area, having thousan d s of acres
th e teach ers lined up w ith him.
W
ed
n
esd
ay
E
ven
in
g,
Ju
n
e
1.
FARM
BUREAU
IS
u n d e r co n tract, and operated m any
D uring th e past few years he has
Masonic
H
all—
Senior
Class
Day
Exercises.
ACTIVE AND BUSY
factories and receiving plants. A few
tak en up th e su b jects a t O. A. C. and
Friday
E
ven
in
g,
Ju
n
e
1.
years ago he re tire d from business
'♦ill g ra d u a te from th e course in
T he L usted F arm B u reau has a l­
Masonic H all— Com m encem ent Exercises.
and cam e to Oregon. He is en th u si­
g
en eral ag ric u ltu re in June.
astic over th e possibilities of cucum ­ ready com m enced work. T he com
F o r th e past th ree seasons he has
m
ittee
on
co
n
tro
l
of
pests
h
as
can­
b er grow ing and pickle m a n u factu re
been freshm an coach in baseball a t
in th is p a rt of th e n orthw est. He vassed th e d istric t and an o rd er has
O. A. C. and is stro n g on athletics.
n o t only u n d ersta n d s th e m anufac­ been placed fo r 90 q u a rts of sq u irrel
David 8. N orth, principal of th e
tu r e of all k inds of pickled products poison. It looks as if th e sq u irrels
A lam eda school in P o rtlan d says th a t
b ut know s th e m a rk e tin g and selling would find th is a poor co u n try for
he is “ a liv e’ wide-awako educational
p a rt of th e business, having m ade a th e ir h ea lth as p ractically every dis­
man, stro n g both in school and com ­
specialty of th a t line for m any years. tric t is conducting a like cam paign.
T he “ ch ild ” was th e ce n te r of th e T his is a new p ro ject an d is in its
m unity w ork.”
J. L. Stafford has n o t only th e
An in te restin g F arm B ureau m eet­ conference held a t th e C o ttrell com- early stages. Its w ork a t p resen t is
J. A. C hurchill, s ta te su p e rin ten ­
t^fneflt of association w ith his fa th e r ing was held a t P le a sa n t Valley
d en t of schools, gives Mr. Cannon
m unity church Sunday w hen th e ' to ed u cate th e people to th e value ot CIVIL WAR VETERAN
b u t has been associated w ith a well T h ursday evening and th e com m uni­
‘ th e w ork.
ANSWERS LAST CALL th e h ighest recom m endations for th e
know n food products com pany in th e ty lined up on th e p ro jects w hich P leasan t H ome d istric t Sunday school
position. In closing he said, “ I know
Rev. A. J. W are, p resid en t of th e
w est.
T he fu n eral service of th e late of no one av ailab le fo r your high
they feel are needed in th e ir locality. convention m et a t th a t place. The C lackam as county Sunday school a s­
Since th e Ja p an ese a re th e m ost
On pest control, F. A. L ehm an was m eeting was th e la rg e st th a t has sociation, gave th e closing ad d ress of Rev. D. L. McLain was held a t th e school position th a t I can m ore h ig h ­
successful grow ers of cucum bers and appointed as com m itteem an.
The been held since its o rganization about th e day and em phasized all th a t had Bethel B ap tist church in G resham ly recom m end th an I can Mr. C an­
are alread y caring fo r m any acres of cam paign will be directed ag ain st two years ago. D elegations from
been said by th e o th e r sp eak ers. “ I on F rid ay afternoon. Rev. A. J. W are n on.”
pickle vegetables in th e te rrito ry east gray sq u irrels an d C an ad a thistle.
G resham , Sandy, Kelso and o th e r
Edw in T. Reid, college ed ito r of
am not a pessim ist and I' d islik e the of Oregon City officiating. Mr. Mc­
of P o rtlan d , th e Staffords have asso­
T he sta n d ard iz atio n of potatoes Sunday schools w ere p resen t beside ty p e” said Mr. W are, “ b u t facts are L ain ’s com rades of the M. A. Ross O. A. C. says " th a t he Is one of th e
ciated w ith them tw o well know n and th e specializing on B u rb an k s was thq m em bers of th e th re e schools,
G rand A rm y P ost atten d ed in a body, dynam ic school men in Oregon and of
Ja p an e se of th is locality in th e ir tak en up u n d er crop im provem ent. C o ttrell, and B ap tist and M ethodist facts and they are very d isagreeable as did th e W om en’s R elief Corps. su p e rio r executive ability. He know s
som etim es."
,
com pany.
schools a t P lea san t Home, included
G. N. S ager is th e com m itteem an.
He gave o u t th e in fo rm atio n th a t T he follow ing com rades w ere h o n o r­ ru ra l conditions. A man of sterlin g
T h eir plan is to buy for cash, giv­
S. C. B rassw ell was to ta k e charge in th e d istrict.
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children u n d er 16 years of age ary pall b earers: J. C. K ilgore, O. W. c h a racter and fine Ideals; a lead er of
ing a preference to stock h o ld ers and of th e w ork along m a rk e tin g which
T he building was tuxed to capacity
had been arre ste d fo r delinquency in W onacott, E. E. Chipm an, G eorge teach ers and young people.”
sh a rin g profits w ith th e grow ers who will be tak en up u n d er tw'o phazes. all day as th e crow d grew a fte r din­
W. T. K err, p resid en t of th e Ore­
a
large A m erican city in one week. K nieriem , Thos. O lnder and H. G.
associate them selves w ith th e com ­ T hey plan to sell th e ir potatoes di­ n er ra th e r th an dim inished as has
T he active pallbeareds gon A g ricu ltu ral college says, "I
T his was n o t an exceptional week, H arm on.
pany. Any grow er can subscribe for rect to C alifo rn ia buyers. T he pub­ been th e case in o th e r sessions prac­
eith er. He also sta te d th a t w ith th is were G eorge Page, Guy H. R o b ert­ consider Mr. Cannon p articu larly
stock and th u s be su re of a p erm a­ lic m a rk e t in P o rtla n d was said to tically every one rem ained fo r the
«7 an average it m ade th e to ta l for son, R alph Miller, Jo h n M iller, E. W. adapted to th e kind of w ork req u ired
n en t m a rk e t fo r his products and a be m anaged in a way w hich was a en tire session.
the y ear 10,000. In th e face of these A ylsw orth and P. Michel, all re la ­ In your union high school.
p roportion of the profits th a t accrue d e trim e n t to both producers an d .co n ­
Mre. R obert H. T ait, d irecto r of re ­
E. D. R essler, dean of th e school of
facts he em phasized th e sta te m en ts tives of th e deceased. T he in term en t
to th e com pany.
sum er and th e P lea san t V alley com­ ligious education fo r th e Y. W. C. A. m ade by e a rlie r sp e ak e rs an d by was In th e G resham cem etery.
vocational education a t O. A. C. w rites
P ro d u cts th a t go into th e m an u ­ m unity was anxious th a t th e m a rk e t­ gave the m o rning ta lk which was an
Mr. McLain was born in In d ian a “ Mr. Cannon has secured and holds
fac tu re of pickles a re said to be gafe ing com m ittee plan w ork im prove­ in sp iratio n to p are n ts and teachers prom inent w elfare w orkers th a t In in 1837. On A ugust 14, 1859 he y ear a fte r y ear th e frien d sh ip and
no case do they find th a t ch ild ren ar-
and easy to grow th ro u g h a long sea­ m ent in conditions there.
of sm all children. P aren ts especialty |
, rested for delinquency had been reg ­ m arried Miss Ja n e Severe. To th is confidence of school officials and pa­
son, and in th e h ands of those skilled
union were born fo u r ch ild ren , two trons. He has built up a stro n g corps
G ilbert took up th e sam e problem w ere inspired and helped by Mrs.
in th e han d lin g and m a n u factu re or and appointed I. A. Byers m ark etin g T a it’s ex planation of th e need and u la r a tte n d a n ts a t Sunday school.
of whom died in Infancy. T h e o th e r of teach ers and raised th e sta n d ard s
Lack
of
religious
ed
ucation
In
pickles, are a safe product, finding n com m itteem an
a t th e ir
m eeting th e m ethods fo r giving religious in ­ home and school was responsible for tw o w ere Mrs. Belle Michel and the th ro u g h o u t th e county. H e is able
steady and ce rtain m arket.
stru ctio n to ch ild ren in th e home.
W ednesday evening.
the ap p a llin g , wave of crim e am ong late Mrs. Jas. Law rence of G resham . to p u t his sp irit Into the youth with
T he plans of th e com pany involve
Mrs. T ait urged th a t p are n ts co­
E. M. C alkins will have charge of
r, j
, , , . children th a t b sw eeping th e coun- In 1875 Mr. McLain m arried Miss whom he com es in contact. They
s ta rtin g a factory h ere th is su m m er th e sm all fru its and will conduct or o p erate w ...
ith th e Sunday school b u t ,
.
..
. ,
izzle R obertson. They cam e to O re­ "Bwear by h im ” and they know (hat
,
,
,
u
.
,.
,
.
.
he said, and placed th e blam e for
and signing up a good acreage th is plan fo r dem o n stratio n s of m ethods said th a t th e one sh o rt h o u r each , try,
, u l_ ____ , u _ ,
gon
in 1877, w here Mr. McLain did they can depend on his being back of
th is upon th e larg e losses from th e
season.
and o th e r ways to aid in local prob­ week was n o t enough to give the Sunday schools d u rin g the g rea t w ar e a rn est and efficient work as a m in­ them In any w orthy cau se.”
A m eeting of ab o u t 50 Ja p an ese lems.
child tHe religious education he need-
A n u m b er of candidates, including
when th e w orkers of th e schools had ister of th e B aptist church. H e o r­
farm ers of th is vicinity was held
“ If you w ant to raise farm
ganized Bethel B aptist ch u rch in Mr. C annon, w ere p resen t a t th e
Mr. W ilson will conduct th e poul­ ed.
th
e
ir
atte
n
tio
n
divided
am
ong
w
ar
Sunday aftern o o n in M etzger’s hall try dem o n stratio n s and have charge cro p s” said Mrs. T ait, "you sp are no
1882 and his work took him In many board m eeting la st F rid ay and pre­
activities.
an d J. L. Stafford explained th e plans of th a t line of work.
expense to inform yourself on tne
places In th e W illam ette valley. He sented th e ir ap plications in person.
Music
was
fu
rn
ish
ed
by
th
e
Sandy
of th e organization. M ayor K. A.
Mrs. D onald F u rey will be in la te s t m ethods of grow ing th a t crop q u a rte t and so lo ists from Sandy and was a faith fu l and esteem ed m em ber
M iller and L eslie W alrad, secretary charge of th e club w ork.
b u t how m any p aren ts have spent
Firw ood. T he Sandy q u a rte t gave of th is church un til bis d eath on SALVATION ARMY MAKES
of th e business m en’s association,
F arm B ureau m eetings have been even a d o lla r d u rin g th e past y ear several selections. T he m em bers a re A pril 19, 1921. He com m enced his
“ HOME SERVICE APPEAL"
w ere invited to speak to those pres­ arran g ed in th e various com m uni­ on books w hich would aid an d in ­
Mrs. J. M. C. M iller, Mrs. R. E w ork as a p reach er of th e Gospel
Ensign J. Roe of th e Salvation
ent. T hey expressed th e desire to ties fo r th e next tw o w eeks to o r­ sp ire them In th e religious education
Esson, Dr. J.
S tu re an d R obert w hile he was a soldier and preached Army was In G resham T h u rsd ay to
encourage and cooperate w ith o th ers ganize th e se p a ra te com m unities and of th e ir m ost Im p o rtan t trea su ie ,
his
first
serm
on
to
13,000
fellow
■Smith. Mrs. C. D. P u rcell presided
arra n g e fo r th e drive fo r funds w ith
in th e establishing of th e pickle p la n t appoint lead ers for th e different th e ir children.
at
th e organ. Soloists w ere Miss Opal priso n ers of w ar a t Bell Islan d , n ear which to carry on the work th ro u g h ­
and developm ent of th e business fo r projects.
H enry Cope’s, book "R eligious E d­
R
ichm
ond.
T
he
h
ardships
which
he
Selby, of Firw ood, and Miss D orothy
th e benefit of th e grow ers in th e lo­
endured In th is prison cam p laid the o u t th e state. T he cam paign will
T he follow ing schedule of m eet­ ucation in th e H om e” was said to be b iso n , of Sandy.
cality.
one
of
th
e
m
ost
helpful
and
p
ractical
,
for life-long suffering open May 1 and close May 10.
ings has been arra n g e d fo r th e next
L ittle B en n ett M iller gave a re a d ­ fo u ndation
At th is m eeting w ere present, w ee k :
Mrs O. A. E astm an has been ap ­
to be found today b ut It was only one
from
asth
m
a.
At th e close of the
ing, “ L ittle O rphan A nnie" in a
am ong others, Mr. Oyama, secretary
pointed
ch airm an of th e drive In th is
of
th
e
many
th
a
t
may
be
ob
tain
ed
at
w
ar
he
began
his
active
m
in
istry
In
F airview City H all, T uesday, April
'h a rm in g m anner,
of th e Ja p an ese association, of O re­ 26 at 8 :0 0 p. m.
section and one of th e fea tu re s of th e
book stores and libraries.
Illinois
in
th
e
U
nited
B
reth
ren
A collection of $19.21 was tak en
gon, who acted as in te rp re te r; Mr.
drive will be a tag day In which It Is
Mrs. F lorence E. Ingalls gave a
W ilkes School No. 7, W ednesday,
up fo r the benefit of th e s ta te asso­ church and was g re a tly blessed in expected th e schools will cooperate.
Kido, presid en t of th e G resham and April 27 a t 8 :0 0 p. m.
splendid ad d ress on th e Sunday
lead
in
g
m
any
to
accept
th
e
Gospel
ciation. T he trav e lin g expenses of
T ro u td ale Japan ese F a rm e rs associa­
T he dem ands upon th e Army have
G resham L ib rary , T h u rsd ay , April schools p a rt in th e religious train in g th e sp eak ers will be paid from th is call.
tion, and Mr. Sato, se creta ry to Mr. 28 a t 8 :0 0 p. m.
of ch ildren, and she told m any of the
The passing of th is man of Gpd Is increased trem endously, and today
and th e balance tu rn ed o ver to the
Stafford.
th e going of one who has fo u g h t the In th is period of rea d ju stm e n t Its
•R u ssellv ille G range H all, F riday, ch aracteristics of th e children of the sta te association.
•
R. W. and J. L. Stafford wetje here April 29 a t 8 :0 0 p. m.
prim ary age and how given th e rig h t
g re a t b a ttle of life, though w ith lim ­ services are filling a need th a t has
It was voted to accept th e In v ita­
M onday, com pleting arran g em en ts
Brooks Schoolhouse, d ate n o t a r ­ lead ersh ip they loved th e ir w ork at tion to m eet w ith th e B ap tist Sunday ited p rep aratio n , hum anly speaking, never been g rea ter.
fo r th e ir com pany and view ing th e ranged as yet.
The Salvation Army in its 1921
Sunday school. She asked th a t p ar­
school a t P lea san t Home, O ctober 23. yet w ith g re a t faith and courage and p rogram will ca rry on its worn
city w ith reference to possible sites
en
ts
aid
in
a
re
g
u
la
r
atten
d
a
n
ce
on
high
ideals
and
m
any
fine
tr
a
its
of
A t each of th ese m eetings th e re
I t was also decided to have a Sun­
fo r th e ir factory. They have capital w ill be som e of th e board of the th e p a rt of th e ch ild ren and scored
th ro u g h o u t th e e n tire state. An ap­
day school picnic Ju ly 4 In which all character,, He leaves behind a h e rit­
to invest and m ean business.
peal
fo r funds is being launched to
th
e
p
are
n
ts
w
hose
carelessness
kept
age
to
be
g
rea
tly
prized.
County F arm B u reau to assist in the
the Sunday schools would p articip ate.
Mr. McLain Is survived by his raise $90,000 In Oregon o utside of
form ation of plans of th e y ear and to th e ir children a t home. “ Many a tot The su p e rin ten d e n ts of each of th e
FLOWER EXCHANGE
explain fully th e objects an d w ork of said to me, " I w anted to com e b u t we schools were in stru c ted to ap p o in t a widow, and th e follow ing ch ild ren : th e city of P o rtlan d . This sum , with
PLANNED AT LIBRARY th e sta te and n atio n al federation.
d id n ’t have b re a k fa st In tim e” , o r “ I
Mrs. Belle Michel, G resham : Mrs. th e money raised by P o rtlan d Com­
m em ber of th e school to act on th e
Inez
M iller, M onm outh; Mrs. Jo h n m unity Chest,w ill provide fo r a y ear's
E veryone is urged to be a t th e
i° nJ " t
m a™m a and com m ittee to arran g e fo r such an
* Miss H. R uth M ontague, the lib ra ­
(eting
w
hich
is
n
ea
rest
th
e
ir
hom
e
I
papa
an
'1
80
1
conldn
t
come
.
These
.
Miller,
Pow ers; Mrs. E thel Miller, b u d g et fo r all c u rre n t o p eratio n s of
m
eeting
rian , has offered to open a p la n t and
event.
excuses
should
put
th
e
blush
of
sham
e
G
resham
; Mrs Phoebe B ohanon, Al­ th e Army In th is sta te . In exchange
seed exchange for flower lovers In and invite every farm er in y o u r com­
on th e p a re n t’s cheek and th e re are CHICKEN PIE SUPPER
for th is sum , Oregon receives a n a t­
bany
and
W. L. McLain.
m
unity
w
h
eth
e
r
they
have
Joined
the
th is section. Many people have an
ional
service, based upon 40 years of
m
any
who
would
tu
rn
o
v
er
a
new
over-supply of young flower plants F arm B ureau o r not. T he women
TO BE SERVED THURSDAY
C ard of T hanks.
ac tu al experience In th e U n ltb l
in the sp rin g and would be glad to are also urged to atten d as it is In I leaf if they could know how th eir
We wiBh to th a n k o u r frien d s for S tate s; a service which unqualifiedly
give them to o th ers who would care tended th a t th e F arm B ureau meet Ilvp" ’ th " ,r ,ho,,Kht8 and th e ir actions
T he L ad ies’ Aid of th e M ethodist
fo r the plants and enjoy th e bios
th
e
ir k indness and sy m p ath etic help ­ m erits th e approval and full financial
all th e problem s of farm life and not art>
in th e faces and actions church has plans well in hand fo r th e
soms la te n in th e sum m er.
fulness d u rin g th e Illness and a t th e su p p o rt of everyone.
only
those
of
crops
and
soils.
T
hings
'
U*elr
ch
ildren,
she
continued,
Miss M ontague plans to have two
chicken pie su p p e r and program d eath of o u r beloved h usband and
G resh am ’s q u o ta In th is driva is
lists, one fo r “ plan ts w anted" and the will be tak en up th a t are of in te rest | -'R88 M artha Buck gave an enlight-
which will be given a t th e g ran g e fath e r, and for th e b eau tifu l flowers
o th e r plan ts to be given aw ay. In t0 a u
$500. T he cam paign an d drive will
; en lng ta lk on th e purpose of th e day
th is way it is hoped th a t flower lov­
which covered his la st restin g place. be e n tirely In th e hands of Mrs.
__________
j school of religion and th e kind of hall T h u rsd ay evening, A pril 28.
ers will have a chance to obtain a
MRS ELIZA BETH McLAIN
Supper
will
be
served
from
5
:3
0
T
ro
u
td
ale
R
a
a
te
n
i
S
tar.
work
th
a
t
1»
beina
done.
T
h
ere
is
a
E astm an who will select h e r assist­
s ta rt of th e kinds of flowers they de­
AND FAMILY.
.
11
an ts. K. A. M iller will act as tre a s­
P lan s a re m a tu rin g fo r th e May ce rtain am o u n t of m em ory w ork re- on. B usiness men and th e ir fam ilies
sire and th a t th e su rp lu s plants of
othfcr gard en s may be disposed of to Day party of th e social club of Trout-1 Qulred and th e s h o rt Sunday school are urged to atten d and th en spend
u rer.
One n early new b inder with tra n s ­
th e best ad v an tag e brin g in g Joy to dale C hapter. O rd er of E astern S tar, ! h o u r does n o t p erm it of Its being
th
e
evening.
T
h
ere
will
be
oppor­
ports
and
ton
g
u
e
tru
c
k
.*
A
bargain
m any h ea rts.
If you have m ore p la n ts th an you w hich will be held on F rid ay evening, done d u rin g th a t period. Miss Buck tu n ity fo r a fine social tim e and a fte r one 2% wagon In good condition REVIVAL MEETINGS
can use let Miss M ontague know, A pril 29, C ards and o th e r gam es will ' 8aId th a t th e aim of th e day school I th e su p p er a splendid program will One 2% wagoh nnd box, $40 T hree
OPEN AT CHURCH
used 4 0 O liver plows.
F o u r used
perh aps in th is way an exchange of be th e am u sem en t of th e evening. ; waa ,o teach m em ory w ork, songs, be given.
steel
plows.
W
A.
Hessel
fo
r
good
p lan ts, seeds, bulbs and sh ru b s may
The revival m eetings a t the Bethel
develop which will be an advantage W orthy M atron K atie Jontta is acting sc rip tu re ^and o th e r w ork which I P lan s for songs by a m ale q u a rte t used Im plem ents.
B aptist church opened Monday even­
hostess.
could
then
be
m
ade
a
p
a
rt
of
the
and
for
a
w
om
an's
q
u
a
rte
t
a
re
u
nder
to all concerned.
5 ’4
p e r cen t In terest on six ing w ith a goodly n u m b er present.
The frie n d sh ip g arden at th e li­
Sunday service in a tru ly devotional way. T h ere will also be sev eral solos
b rary which was sta rte d a few
U nited S tates Nobby Chain Usco way. “ We do n ot tru ly w orship and readings by well known people, m o n th s’ tim e may be had a t F irst An excellent sp irit was m anifested.
S tate B ank Vy ta k in g U nited States T h e evangelist m essage was good and
y ears ago has m ade a w onderful are good tire s
F o r sale by W. A.
grow th and Is fu rn ish in g cut flowers Hesael.
T ruck
and
autom obile when we are le arn in g a new so n g .” T h e program will be free to all. A T reasu ry C ertlflratee— th e sa fe st se­ to th e p o in t from th e subject, “ W hat
said Miss B uck, “ we a re too’ busy m o d erate ch arg e will be m ade for cu rities In th e world today.
for th e lib ra ry alm ost th e en tire tire s in cord o r fabric.
Is a C h ristian ” ? A com petent ch o ir
w atching th e notes and th e words, th e supper,
year.
T he Bang of G resham pays 6 per lead er Is to help o u t th e w ork from
Hand Laundry.
We worship at o u r best when we sing
cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv. T uesday evening on. T he pasto r,
W e carry no seconde in tires. Save
Also all kinds of work except cu r­ th e songs w ith w hich we a re fam il­
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
all th a t tro u b le w ith less cost per tain s and collars. Located on Hood
Rev. Jesse Brown, says, "Com e and
blocking
m
ethods.
T
ry
It.
Dr.
C.
P.
Wood
m ile to you by using V. S. Nobby avenue, betw een T h ird and F o u rth . ia r.” She is conducting a week day Jo h n so n , <11 M organ Bldg., P o rt­
g
e t a blessing and have a good tim e
Cull
ties
for
sale.
E
kstrom
T
ru
ck
‘ school at C en tral church in P o rtlan d land, Oregon. Main <74$.— Adv.
chain or Vaco tires. W. A. H essel. ! Mrs. John Stanley.
Service, phone 861.
tf a t th e L ord's house.”
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